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In view of the increasing number of dengue cases, all Local Government Units (LGUs) are highly encouraged to mobilize barangays, local health units, community volunteers, and other stakeholders to conduct regular clean-up drives aimed at identifying and eliminating potential mosquito breeding sites. Community-led "search and destroy" activities shall likewise be intensified, particularly in identified high-risk areas, to help prevent and control the spread of dengue.
Further, all LGUs, through the local chief executives, are expected to:
Strengthen community engagement by continuously disseminating accurate and timely information on dengue prevention, recognition of signs and symptoms, and the importance of promptly seeking medical attention when symptoms occur;
Ensure the allocation of adequate resources for related activities, including the provision of appropriate supplies, equipment, and other necessary resources for vector control;
Mobilize health personnel, barangay health workers, volunteers, and other community stakeholders to support information dissemination, surveillance, clean-up drives, and vector control operations and
Coordinate closely with the Department of Health (DOH) and other concerned national government agencies to ensure that local interventions are aligned with national policies and to facilitate access to technical assistance and other available support.
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